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Taking the Laplace transform of (4.87) and using the time shift property
of the Laplace transform, we obtain
8 9
2λlnα
< ð t1lnαÞ =
1 22lnα
Ð
L t-s vtðÞ 5 e Ht 1 lnαÞ dα
ð
0 L t-s
Γ 2λlnα 1 1Þ
ð
: ;
1
1 22lnα
Ð
5 e e slnα dα
0 2λlnα11
s ð4:88Þ
5 Ð 1 22lnα 22λlnα11ð Þlns slnα dα
e
e
e
0
5 Ð 1 ð 221λlns1sÞlnα dα=s
e
0
Ð 1
5 α ð 221λlns1sÞ dα=s
0
The resultant expression under the condition Re s 2 2 1 λlnsg . 0 equals
f
1
L t-s vtðÞ 5 ð4:89Þ
ss 2 1 1 λlnsÞ
ð
On the other hand, it can be shown that solving (4.82) for XsðÞ in the
Laplace domain results
s 2 1
XsðÞ 5 x 0ðÞ ð4:90Þ
ð
ss 2 1 1 λlnsÞ
From (4.89) and (4.90), it is deduced that
0
xtðÞ 5 v tðÞ 2 vtðÞð Þx 0ðÞ ð4:91Þ
Calculating the derivative d vtðÞ from (4.85) results
dt
ð t ð t2τÞ λτ21
τ
v tðÞ 5 e dτ ð4:92Þ
0
ð
0 ΓλτÞ
in which t . 0. This Theorem is proved by replacing vtðÞ and v tðÞ in (4.91)
0
with their expressions derived in (4.85) and (4.92), respectively.
A similar result may be stated in case of exponential weight functions as
in the following corollary.
α
Corollary 2: Exact solution of (4.82) under the assumption that w αðÞ 5 ca ,
αA 0; 1, aAR . 0 , and cAR 2 0fg holds, is given by
½
λτ λτ !
ð t=a t=a2τ c 21 t=a2τ c
τ
xtðÞ 5 x 0ðÞ 2 e dτ ð4:93Þ
0 Γλτ=c Γλτ=c 1 1
Proof: Solution (4.93) is verified by following a procedure similar to the
one presented in Corollary 1.
We conclude this section by presenting a new integral identity that
directly follows from the results of this section as a side result. In fact